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Early Nineteenth-Century Prose<br />

2111 | 2112<br />

trn <strong>of</strong> extracts <strong>of</strong> this trn, Description <strong>of</strong> an old book, ed J. A.<br />

Donahoe, Wilmington DE [c. 1958]); London [1796], 1797 (‘3rd<br />

edn’), <strong>Cambridge</strong> 1797 (as Annals <strong>of</strong> blood by an American),<br />

London 1798 (11 abridged edns), Paradise PA 1823 (‘2nd edn’),<br />

Philadelphia 1823 (‘3rd edn’), Woodbridge CT 1983 (micr<strong>of</strong>orm<br />

edn).<br />

History <strong>of</strong> the American Jacobins. By ‘Peter Porcupine’.<br />

Philadelphia 1796, 1796, Edinburgh 1797.<br />

<strong>The</strong> life and adventures <strong>of</strong> Peter Porcupine. By ‘Peter Porcupine’.<br />

Philadelphia 1796, 1796, 1797 (‘2nd edn’), London 1797, Glasgow<br />

1797, 1798, London 1809 (‘2nd edn’); rev as <strong>The</strong> life <strong>of</strong> William<br />

Cobbett 1809; 1816 (‘2nd’, ‘7th’, ‘8th’, ‘9th’ edns); New York 1970;<br />

ed G. D. H. Cole 1927 (‘with other records <strong>of</strong> his early career’).<br />

<strong>The</strong> life <strong>of</strong> Thomas Paine. By ‘Peter Porcupine’. Philadelphia 1796,<br />

London 1797, 1797 (as Cobbett’s review <strong>of</strong> <strong>The</strong> life). Hostile edns,<br />

Sunderland 1819, Durham 1819, New York 1892, London 1892.<br />

Rptd from the Political Censor, 1796, below, ed Cobbett from Lives<br />

<strong>of</strong> Paine by H. Mackenzie and ‘F. Oldys’ [G. Chalmers].<br />

A new year’s gift to the Democrats. By ‘Peter Porcupine’.<br />

Philadelphia 1796, 1796, 1798.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Political Censor. Also Porcupine’s Political Censor. Philadelphia<br />

1796–7. A monthly periodical, ed Cobbett, nos 2–9, a continuation<br />

<strong>of</strong> A prospect from the Congress gallery (below) and continued<br />

as Porcupine’s Gazette.<br />

A prospect from the Congress gallery. By ‘Peter Porcupine’.<br />

Philadelphia 1796, 1796. Continued as monthly periodical <strong>The</strong><br />

Political Censor 1796–7.<br />

<strong>The</strong> scare-crow. By ‘Peter Porcupine’. Philadelphia 1796, 1796, 1797.<br />

Rptd from Political Censor 1796, above.<br />

<strong>The</strong> carriers <strong>of</strong> Porcupine’s Gazette. [Philadelphia 1797.] Poem.<br />

Democratic principles illustrated by example. By ‘Peter Porcupine’.<br />

2 pts (pt 1 extracted from pt 2 <strong>of</strong> A bone to gnaw 1795; pt 2<br />

extracted from <strong>The</strong> bloody buoy 1796). [Manchester 1797],<br />

Dublin [1797] (5th edn), 1798, London 1798 (‘2nd’–’18th’ edns),<br />

London, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen 1798 (‘7th’ edn);<br />

Birmingham [1798] (shortened (unauthorised?) rev pt 1 as Read<br />

and reflect: a faint picture <strong>of</strong> the horrors); Quebec 1799 (‘16th<br />

edn’).<br />

A letter to the infamous Tom Paine. By ‘Peter Porcupine’.<br />

[Philadelphia 1797], New York 1797, London 1797, Glasgow 1797,<br />

Edinburgh 1797, [1798?]. Rptd from Political Censor 1796, above.<br />

Observations on the debates <strong>of</strong> the American Congress. By ‘Peter<br />

Porcupine’. [Philadelphia 1797?], London 1797. Rptd from<br />

Political Censor 1796, above.<br />

Porcupine’s Gazette and United States Daily Advertiser. Daily<br />

evening periodical, ed Cobbett, Philadelphia 4 Mar 1797–28 Aug<br />

1799; title changed to Porcupine’s Gazette 24 Apr 1799; weekly,<br />

Bustleton 6 Sep–11 Oct 1799 and 19–26 Oct 1799; New York, final<br />

no, 13 Jan 1800; another tri-weekly edn Philadelphia 3 Mar<br />

1798–28 Aug 1799, extracts pbd as <strong>The</strong> country porcupine, 5 Mar<br />

1798–26 Aug 1799. Porcupine’s Gazette inspired a Pennsylvanian<br />

Ger imitation and partial trn: Der deutsche Porcupein und<br />

Lancaster Anzeigs Nachrichten, weekly, Lancaster PA 3 Jan<br />

1798–25 Dec 1799, later Der Americanische Staatsbothe.<br />

<strong>The</strong> democratic judge. By ‘Peter Porcupine’. Philadelphia 1798; pbd<br />

in England as <strong>The</strong> republican judge 1798 (3 edns), New York 1970,<br />

Ann Arbor MI 1973 (micr<strong>of</strong>orm edn).<br />

Detection <strong>of</strong> a conspiracy. By ‘Peter Porcupine’. Philadelphia 1798,<br />

London 1799, Dublin 1799.<br />

<strong>The</strong> detection <strong>of</strong> Bache. By ‘Peter Porcupine’. [Philadelphia 1798.]<br />

Broadside, rptd from Porcupine’s Gazette 20 June 1798, above.<br />

French arrogance. By ‘Peter Porcupine’. Philadelphia 1798, New<br />

York 1915 (in Magazine <strong>of</strong> History, no 44). Poem.<br />

Remarks on the insidious letter [<strong>The</strong> antidote]. By ‘Peter Porcupine’.<br />

[Philadelphia 1798.] Broadside, rptd from Porcupine’s Gazette 16<br />

June 1798, above.<br />

Proposals for publishing Porcupine’s works. [Philadelphia] 1799.<br />

Remarks on the explanation lately published by Dr Priestley. By<br />

‘Peter Porcupine’. 1799 (rptd from Porcupine’s Gazette, above, Sep<br />

1798–Jan 1799); tr Fr 1798 (ed Cobbett as Lettres au Docteur<br />

Priestley).<br />

<strong>The</strong> trial <strong>of</strong> republicanism. Philadelphia 1799 (no known copy),<br />

London 1801 (with postscript).<br />

An address to the people <strong>of</strong> England. London and New York 1800,<br />

Philadelphia 1812, London 1830. From <strong>The</strong> Rush-Light, below.<br />

A brief statement <strong>of</strong> opinions. Philadelphia 1800. Written with<br />

Cobbett?<br />

Cobbett’s advice. [1800.] Broadside, rev and repbd as Prospectus <strong>of</strong> a<br />

new daily paper, 1800, 1800; rptd as A refutation <strong>of</strong> the present<br />

political sentiments, as appendix to <strong>The</strong> British treaty, by<br />

Governor Morris 1808, 1808.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Porcupine. Daily periodical, ed Cobbett 30 Oct 1800–31 Dec<br />

1801, nos 1–3 (another edn); from no 299 as <strong>The</strong> Porcupine and<br />

Anti-Gallican Monitor; from 1 Jan 1802 absorbed by True Briton.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Rush-Light. Fortnightly periodical, ed ‘Peter Porcupine’, New<br />

York 15 Feb–30 Apr 1800 nos 1–5; London 30 Aug 1800 no 6 repbd<br />

as An address to the people <strong>of</strong> England, London and New York<br />

1800, Philadelphia 1812, London 1830; nos 1–4 repbd as <strong>The</strong><br />

American Rush-Light, 1800. <strong>The</strong> Republican Rush-Light 30 Aug<br />

1800 no 7 is a forgery.<br />

A collection <strong>of</strong> facts. 1801, Philadelphia 1802. Rptd mainly from<br />

Porcupine, 1801, above.<br />

Cobbett’s Political Register. Weekly periodical, ed Cobbett as<br />

Cobbett’s Annual Register, Jan 1802–Dec 1803; as Cobbett’s<br />

Weekly Political Register, 7 Jan 1804–5 Apr 1817 (none issued in<br />

England 12 Apr–5 July 1817, but twice weekly edn 12 Sep 1810–22<br />

June 1811); as Cobbett’s Weekly Political Pamphlet, July–Dec 1817;<br />

as Cobbett’s Weekly Political Register, Jan 1818–7 Apr 1821 (none<br />

issued 21 Mar, 2 May, 27 June–15 Aug, 17 Oct–14 Nov 1818, 29<br />

May–14 Aug, 16 Oct, 20, 27 Nov 1819, or 26 Feb–18 Mar 1820); as<br />

Cobbett’s Weekly Register, 14 Apr–Dec 1827; as Cobbett’s Weekly<br />

Political Register, Jan 1828–12 Sep 1835 (no 11); extracts 1830–2<br />

pbd as Cobbett’s Two-Penny Trash, 1831, 1832; [from 20 June 1835<br />

(no 12) ed W. Cobbett jr]; as Renewal <strong>of</strong> Cobbett’s Register, Jan<br />

1836 (unnumbered) and 20 Feb 1836 (‘no 2’); full run rptd<br />

Westport CT 1971 (including micr<strong>of</strong>orm edn). Many pam reprints<br />

<strong>of</strong> articles in Political Register were issued, particularly after 1810<br />

(see below); periodicals borrowing largely from it, or derived from<br />

it, or influenced by it, are: Le Mercure Anglais (ed Cobbett,<br />

monthly Fr trn <strong>of</strong> a part, 16 Feb–? May 1803, no known copies);<br />

cheap weekly edns 12 Oct 1816 (first no pbd 2 Nov)–6 Jan 1820<br />

(none pbd in England 12 Apr–5 July 1817), unstamped twopenny<br />

edns (pbd mainly alongside the stamped); Cobbett’s American<br />

Political Register, New York 6 Jan–29 June 1816, May 1817–Jan<br />

1818; Ulster Register, Belfast? 1817 (pbd J. Lawless with Cobbett’s<br />

agreement, no known copy); Weekly Register, Dublin (unauthorised<br />

imitation 1822–4, no known copy); hostile imitations <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Political Register pbd 1816–17 with Government aid at Romsey<br />

(Romsey Political Register, c. Nov 1816); Detector c. Jan 1817;<br />

Friend <strong>of</strong> the People Dec 1816–Jan 1817; Anti-Cobbett Mar–Apr<br />

1817; Norwich (Brunswick Weekly Political Register, Feb–Mar<br />

1817); Oxford; and other places (see Home Office Papers 41/1/490,<br />

42/158/160).<br />

Letters to the Right Honourable Henry Addington. 1802.<br />

Letters to the Right Honourable Lord Hawkesbury and the Right<br />

Honourable Henry Addington. 1802, 1802. Rptd mainly from A<br />

collection <strong>of</strong> facts 1801, and from Letters to Addington 1802,<br />

above. <strong>The</strong> ninth letter to Lord Hawkesbury pbd separately,<br />

Philadelphia 1802.<br />

Four letters to the Chancellor <strong>of</strong> the Exchequer. 1803. Rptd from<br />

Political Register 9, 16, 23, 30 Apr 1803.<br />

Important considerations for the people <strong>of</strong> this Kingdom. 1803 (7

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